Diamond Telecom

I came in here to buy a couple of calling cards to call back home. They have every company possible and they do loyalty discounts when you become their regular! Cheers to that!
Diamond Telecommunications has every way of fixing your probably disfunctional phone and and also unlocking them for just 5 quid when the one at the Arndale costs about 15! It has features of a news agent as well with some crisps and drinks. It’s pretty much crammed up along the lane it rests on, the reason that many may just overlook this place. A little shabby but does your work.

Diamond Telecommunications sounds a bit like something a James Bond villain would talk about in her initial front for the world domination plans lurking in the back. She’d tell us of a satellite array beaming information through diamond emitters, that fragments the signal and speeds it up, in the usual butchering of scientific theory, and we’d ooh and aah, and then act shocked when it turns out the diamond satellites really control a global network of sleeper agents, primed to kill all the world leaders in one fell strike. Then Bond would drive or fly in, and save the day by getting the villain crushed by one her own satellites and make a lame witty remark like, «Looks like diamonds weren’t your best friend after all», and he’d laugh, and you’d all cheer, and I’d die a little inside.
I don’t imagine fixing phones and calling distant relatives for cheap would feature in the film anywhere. Which is a pity, because I’d love to see a super villain work that into their plans.

Diamond telecommunications is another one of those do anything with a phone in any part of the world ever. Want to speak cheaply to friends or relatives in those far flung corners of the world you can probably pull it off for either side of 20p an hour in here. Couple that with internet booths and staff behind the counter with the ability to manipulate a mobile to do anything for a fiver, makes this place a winner.